InterChina Partners and Wottrich Form Affiliation, Atlanta USA Richard L. Wottrich, CEO and Senior Consultant, International Services, at DSI Global View (Atlanta), has agreed to affiliate with InterChina Partners and InterChina Consultants (Shanghai, Beijing) as a Senior Advisor representing the interests of InterChina in the United States. This affiliation provides a unique ability for DSI to refer new business and clients for applications and solutions in China. Wottrich has consulted with InterChina for several years and is well positioned to evaluate and implement U.S. client strategic plans in China. InterChina Partners InterChina Partners and InterChina Consulting are specialists in China. Their team of 50 professionals has conducted over 600 strategy projects and closed over 185 transactions since inception. Through its unique combination of capabilities, InterChina has delivered the highest quality of services to clients for over 20 years. InterChina is one of the leading advisory firms in China, and the number one alternative to the global consultancies and investment banks. Based in Beijing and Shanghai, InterChina has a sustainable backbone of local and western professionals who have both experience working in China and overseas and have offices and professionals throughout China, the US and Europe. InterChina joined with Clearwater International in 2014, along with three leading European corporate finance firms (UK based Clearwater Corporate Finance, Scandinavian firm Advizer and IMAPLynx based in Spain and Portugal), creating Clearwater International. Richard L. Wottrich Richard L. Wottrich, CEO and Senior Consultant, International Services, formed DSI Global View 25 years ago as an international consultancy. DSI assists businesses in researching, analyzing and implementing cross-border entry into new markets via IT, Joint Ventures and M&A. The DSI cloud-based virtual Global Networking Platform is composed...

President Dennis Kweicinski and immediate past CFO Maxine Harmatta present CEO and Chairman of the Board Bob Sloss with a plaque commemorating 45 years with Connor Manufacturing Services in Portland, Oregon this past May 24th. Headquartered in California’s Silicon Valley, with wholly-owned manufacturing facilities in North America, SE Asia and China, Connor Manufacturing has a unique global footprint that is positioned to employ any or all of its resources toward the client’s project, resulting in maximum efficiency through pre-project planning and design, engineering, material management and quality control stages. With the disciplined mindset of safety, quality and service, Connor creates a “value proposition” within the market place for each client. This “value proposition” relates to innovative rapid response and speed to market, product price sensitivity, and ease of doing business that Connor clients have come to expect. This dynamic results from Connor’s internal philosophy, which was founded on the importance of the employee and how they are treated. Creating a better work place attracts better employees. Creating an environment where convictions of a strong work ethic and fairness carries from employees, to suppliers, and to the client; promoting an atmosphere of success for all. These are the principles upon which Connor’s success was founded upon over 100 years ago. Richard Wottrich, Board of Directors, Connor Manufacturing – CEO and Senior Consultant, International Services, DSI Global View, Atlanta,...

DSI Citizenship During this holiday season DSI Global View people and capital are helping people in valuable community programs and services. We wish all our DSI Team Partners and clients around the world the very best in the new year. Here are our targeted citizenship commitments – American Field Service (AFS) – Intercultural Programs AFS is a non-profit international exchange organization for students and adults that operates in more than 50 countries, and organizes and supports intercultural learning experiences. Founded by volunteer ambulance drivers following WWII, and sustained to this day by an international cadre of tens of thousands of volunteers, AFS has transformed the lives of millions of students, families and individuals. Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Doctors Without Borders is an international medical humanitarian organization created by doctors and journalists in France in 1971. Today, MSF provides independent, impartial assistance in more than 60 countries to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from health care – irrespective of race, religion, creed, or political convictions. Loving Arms Cancer Outreach Loving Arms helps folks in the Atlanta region whose lives and families have been devastated by cancer – people of very limited means who need a helping hand with groceries, electric bills, wigs and hats, child care, and support groups, while they go through treatment. Loving Arms was founded by two oncology nurses who have a combined 30+ years of experience working with cancer patients. Wottrich serves on the Loving Arms Board of Directors. Nature Conservancy The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. It addresses the most urgent conservation...

Richard Wottrich is an exclusive contributor to Seeking Alpha. The following article was posted October 4th, 2016: Summary Deutsche Bank continues to pursue a swift deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). Will a DOJ deal take pressure off Deutsche Bank’s share price? The German government is publicly refusing to backstop Deutsche Bank. Deutsche Bank continues to pursue a swift deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Deutsche Bank didn’t trade in Germany (DBK) on Monday, a holiday, but its U.S.-listed stock (NYSE:DB) was down to $12.81 (- 2.17%) by midday, resuming a roller-coaster ride for the bank’s shares. Bank officials are seeking to negotiate a swift deal with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), which is demanding a fine of up to $14 billion for selling U.S. toxic mortgage-backed securities leading up to the 2008 global financial meltdown. The odds of the DOJ agreeing to such a deal ahead of the U.S. presidential election on November 8th are slim and none – hence the uncertainty will continue for at least another month. Deutsche Bank has assets of $2 trillion and over $247 billion in cash on hand.The bank just sold Abby Life, a British insurance subsidiary, for $1 billion. Deutsche Bank AG is also selling a $3.9 billion stake in Chinese lender Huaxia Bank Co. and is seeking permission to move those proceeds out of China. In the Orwellian-speak of the global banking world “too-big-to-fail” banks’ are called G-SIBs, for globally systemically important banks. Deutsche Bank is a G-SIB and thus a surrogate for the entire European Union banking sector. Deutsche Bank is the lead...